Minecraft, Last Day on Earth & Tiles Survive Mods
Three games this week about building something and keeping it standing. One is the biggest sandbox ever made. The other two are zombie wastelands where every wall, workbench and upgrade costs you a wait or a purchase. In these builds the price tag, the crafting grind and the fights you can’t win yet are out of the way. No subscriptions, no waiting. Download any of them as an IPA and install on your iPhone in one tap — no PC and no developer account of your own.
Minecraft
Mojang’s block sandbox needs no introduction: the best-selling video game of all time, and on iPhone it’s the same Bedrock Edition that plays with consoles and PCs. Unlike the other two games here, it isn’t free to start. The App Store sells it for $6.99 upfront, and then there’s Realms for private servers and the Marketplace for add-ons on top. Download the Minecraft IPA for iPhone and you have the full game — Creative mode with unlimited blocks for building, Survival for mining, crafting and mobs — without buying it.
What’s in this build: the full paid game, plus a fix for Xbox sign-in. Signing in with a Microsoft account is what saves your progress to the cloud and lets you play online with friends on other devices, so this is the update that makes multiplayer work.
Last Day on Earth: Survival
Kefir’s top-down zombie survival game: scavenge the wasteland, build and defend a shelter, assemble a chopper or an ATV to reach the far zones, and raid police stations and bunkers for loot. It is a good survival game with a schedule wrapped around it. Every recipe needs materials you have to farm, gear wears out, and the shop sells coin packs and a seasonal pass to speed things up. Download the Last Day on Earth mod IPA for iPhone and the schedule is gone.
What’s unlocked: building, crafting and upgrading cost nothing. Weapons and armor never wear out, every item and blueprint is open, and there’s no level requirement to craft them. Food, water and other consumables are unlimited. This week’s build also adds item duplication and unlimited skill points. Everything is toggled from an in-game cheat menu, and that menu asks you to sign in with an iOSGods account (free to create on the iOSGods site). For the full breakdown of what the mod does and doesn’t change, see Last Day on Earth mod on iPhone.
Tiles Survive!
FunPlus’s zombie-apocalypse strategy game, out worldwide since July 2025. You follow an ex-Special Forces officer called Sarge, grow a camp tile by tile into a working shelter, assign survivors to jobs, wire up electricity for production, recruit heroes and join an alliance. The latest version added pets you hatch and train. The squeeze comes on the map: pushing into new territory means fights your survivors aren’t strong enough for yet, and the shop’s packs and monthly pass are there to sell you the difference.
What’s unlocked: Multiply Attack and Multiply Defense, so the fights that normally stall a map push go your way. The base building stays exactly as the game designed it, and you still decide who goes where.
How to install
Every game here installs from builds.io like a normal App Store download — tap GET, install, play. No PC, and no developer account of your own to keep alive. When you add a new device, Apple runs a one-time “processing” step: most devices are ready within a day, and some take up to three days while Apple works through them. It happens once, and every install after that is instant.
Last week was puzzle games — Toon Blast, Block Blast and Emoji Blitz. For more modded games, from survival to shooters, see the hacked games list for iPhone.